At Strand & Rosedale, PLLC our goal is to obtain fair and reasonable compensation for our clients who have been injured. In 95% of our cases we achieve our goal through successfully negotiating a settlement with the insurance company. In those cases that do not reach an out of court settlement we provide vigorous and effective representation at trial.
With almost 54 years of combined experience, our attorneys have consistently obtained fair and reasonable compensation in personal injury cases. The insurance companies know who we are, the knowledge we possess, and the quality representation we provide. Strand & Rosedale, PLLC, appreciates the confidence other practicing attorneys have shown in us not only through the referral of their clients to us but also by asking us to represent themselves or their family members in personal injury matters.
The attorneys at Strand & Rosedale, PLLC have successfully handled a wide range of personal injury cases such as automobile, truck, and motorcycle accidents, airplane crashes, and premises liability cases. We have represented hundreds of clients with injuries ranging from paralysis, brain injuries and death, to fractures, knee injuries, dental injuries, spinal surgery and strains and sprains. We understand the process used in arriving at a fair and reasonable settlement. We consider all injuries serious; some are devastating. Most frequently the question to be decided is what constitutes fair and reasonable compensation rather than the degree of fault by either party.
We welcome you to Strand & Rosedale and hope you find our web site an informative and worthwhile visit. It is not possible to address in advance every issue of potential concern. Our attorneys are available to answer any questions you may have. We want to encourage you to call us concerning the scope of our representation and what you might expect when you bring a claim for damages through our firm. Questions submitted via email or telephone, as well as initial in-person conferences to discuss your case are free of charge.